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This is a thought that came to mind after seeing the daily couple gaming questions that come into SU. If the rules state that most gaming questions are not within the scope of the site, why don't we just delete those questions instead of close them and leave them laying around?

Just for reference, link to one of Jeff's answers: Do closed questions ever get deleted?Do closed questions ever get deleted?

This is a thought that came to mind after seeing the daily couple gaming questions that come into SU. If the rules state that most gaming questions are not within the scope of the site, why don't we just delete those questions instead of close them and leave them laying around?

Just for reference, link to one of Jeff's answers: Do closed questions ever get deleted?

This is a thought that came to mind after seeing the daily couple gaming questions that come into SU. If the rules state that most gaming questions are not within the scope of the site, why don't we just delete those questions instead of close them and leave them laying around?

Just for reference, link to one of Jeff's answers: Do closed questions ever get deleted?

Fixup of bad MSO links to MSE links migration
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This is a thought that came to mind after seeing the daily couple gaming questions that come into SU. If the rules state that most gaming questions are not within the scope of the site, why don't we just delete those questions instead of close them and leave them laying around?

Just for reference, link to one of Jeff's answers: Do closed questions ever get deleted?

This is a thought that came to mind after seeing the daily couple gaming questions that come into SU. If the rules state that most gaming questions are not within the scope of the site, why don't we just delete those questions instead of close them and leave them laying around?

Just for reference, link to one of Jeff's answers: Do closed questions ever get deleted?

This is a thought that came to mind after seeing the daily couple gaming questions that come into SU. If the rules state that most gaming questions are not within the scope of the site, why don't we just delete those questions instead of close them and leave them laying around?

Just for reference, link to one of Jeff's answers: Do closed questions ever get deleted?

Migration of MSO links to MSE links
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This is a thought that came to mind after seeing the daily couple gaming questions that come into SU. If the rules state that most gaming questions are not within the scope of the site, why don't we just delete those questions instead of close them and leave them laying around?

Just for reference, link to one of Jeff's answers: http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/1867/do-closed-question-ever-get-deleted/5045#5045Do closed questions ever get deleted?

This is a thought that came to mind after seeing the daily couple gaming questions that come into SU. If the rules state that most gaming questions are not within the scope of the site, why don't we just delete those questions instead of close them and leave them laying around?

Just for reference, link to one of Jeff's answers: http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/1867/do-closed-question-ever-get-deleted/5045#5045

This is a thought that came to mind after seeing the daily couple gaming questions that come into SU. If the rules state that most gaming questions are not within the scope of the site, why don't we just delete those questions instead of close them and leave them laying around?

Just for reference, link to one of Jeff's answers: Do closed questions ever get deleted?

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